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Monitoring training is critical for success

Monitoring training is critical for success

Training is a repeating (rollover) process consisting of four steps: assessment, planning, implementation, and monitoring. Read More

Learn the variation or fartlek method

Learn the variation or fartlek method

One method of work capacity development is the variation, or fartlek, method. Read More

Master the freestyle and the butterfly

Master the freestyle and the butterfly

Use these simple tips and images to improve your swimming strokes. Read More

A strong core is essential for powerful swimming

A strong core is essential for powerful swimming

Swimmers need strong core muscles to move through the water efficiently. Read More

Back squat to improve swimming

Back squat to improve swimming

Try these squats to strengthen legs for improved swimming performance. Read More

Major Movements

Major Movements

Early descriptions of the split step reported both feet landing on the court simultaneously after... Read More

Flexibility Training

Flexibility Training

Flexibility training is often the most overlooked component of a quality conditioning program. Some of... Read More

Tennis and Energy Systems

Tennis and Energy Systems

Applying the energy system continuum to tennis is easy and helps illustrate the reason that... Read More

Shoulder Injuries in Tennis

Shoulder Injuries in Tennis

The most common injury site in the shoulder is not the rotator cuff muscles themselves... Read More